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"ISSUE #2 - "Fall"
This issue begins with the following "Content warning: This issue contains scenes of a bad person with a good dog. True heroes care for their furry friends and treat them with love and respect." Just as issue #1 presented the…"
This issue begins with the following "Content warning: This issue contains scenes of a bad person with a good dog. True heroes care for their furry friends and treat them with love and respect." Just as issue #1 presented the…"
ISSUE #1 - "Krypton"The destruction of Krypton has been shown so many different times that you wouldn't think there was anything new to be learned, but this time it's told from an entirely different point of view: Krypto's! Writer Ryan North has…
""The Sunday newspaper is the most potent influence in our midst for the destruction of the Lord's Day as a day of rest and worship." - The Sabbath Association, 1894
"The crude coloring, slap-dash drawing, and very cheap obvious funniness of the…"
"The crude coloring, slap-dash drawing, and very cheap obvious funniness of the…"
"ACTION COMICS #92: "The Average American"
In an attempt to boost circulation, the Daily Planet runs a contest to find the "Average American" and offers a cash prize. Lois submits Clark's name, but a gangster has also entered, and sets in action a…"
In an attempt to boost circulation, the Daily Planet runs a contest to find the "Average American" and offers a cash prize. Lois submits Clark's name, but a gangster has also entered, and sets in action a…"
"I'll tell you my opinion... I personally find it easier to read when new comments are posted to the end of a conversation. That's the place I go first when looking for new comments. Then I'll skim the last page to see if any new posts above catch my…"
"Thanks, Jeff. It wasn't those, though: I didn't know them! I think the Green Lantern one is likely to have been the model for the Shazam! cover.
The Ka-Zar cover is visually close to The Brave and the Bold #141. It also reminds me of Action Comics…"
The Ka-Zar cover is visually close to The Brave and the Bold #141. It also reminds me of Action Comics…"
"I almost bought Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe until I flipped through it and discovered it wasn't a one-shot. "
""My name is Barry Allan. Once I was the Flash, the Fastest Man Alive. I'm retired now, but in my day, I probably saw more of the Multiverse -- past, present, and future -- than anyone who ever lived. Along the way, I've also been involved in…"
"I thought that went without saying (so I didn't say it)."
"I really can't say. I meant that the new ones "build upon the Fleisher volumes" thematically; I don't know if any of the Fleisher material is actually carried over. Basically, If you are interested in a deep dive into the Golden, Silver and early…"
"SHIPPED TODAY: Society is NIX! - Gleeful Anarchy at the Dawn of the American Comic Strip - 1895-1915
A revised and expanded edition of the Eisner-nominated book on the earliest American comics, with over 200 classic strips, by over 75 cartoonists:…"
A revised and expanded edition of the Eisner-nominated book on the earliest American comics, with over 200 classic strips, by over 75 cartoonists:…"
"SHIPPED TODAY: Jon Sable Freelance Masterstroke Omnibus Edition v2
Mike Grell's legendary Jon Sable Freelance set new standards for storytelling in comics, ushering in an era of excellence that changed comics forever. From the African plains to the…"
Mike Grell's legendary Jon Sable Freelance set new standards for storytelling in comics, ushering in an era of excellence that changed comics forever. From the African plains to the…"
"Well, yes, he appeared in a scene set in the '40s, but he wasn't mentioned as as being the first (or among the first) costumed hero. Just out of curiosity, I checked the post-Crisis History of the DC Universe by Marv wolfman and George Perez. Dr.…"
" I wonder if "Osgood Armsby" was established in one of the Secret Origins series, or if Waid made it up just now.
From the endnotes: "Dr. Occult, born in 1899, begins his career as a supernatural detective. He briefly adapots a red suit with a cloak…"
From the endnotes: "Dr. Occult, born in 1899, begins his career as a supernatural detective. He briefly adapots a red suit with a cloak…"
"The New History of the DC Universe identifies Dr. Occult as the first superhero of the 20th century: "Osgood Armsby, an orphan raised by the mystic cult known as The Seven, began his career in the 1930s as a supernatural detective under the name Dr.…"
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Thank you again, Jeff, for thinking of me and do, please, pass my thanks and best wishes on to Tracy.
Happy new year!
Cheryl
PS: Re: the puppy comment--yes, I know this will be publicly on your wall, but I'm betting Himself never pays attention to these. Also, there may be a better way to message you but I don't see anything else.